Raymond
14 posts
Mar 07, 2009
11:00 AM
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Hi all,
Important comments about vaccination.
How many times have I heard : ‘‘I vaccinated my birds against
Paratyphoid and a few months later, I had an important break down of
paratyphoid in my loft. This vaccine isn’t good……!’’
Is this possible? More details following your answers if any... or if you want to know..
Raymond.
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Lipper
GOLD MEMBER
423 posts
Mar 07, 2009
11:31 AM
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Mike Trevis
The Bigger the Dream the Bigger the Leap
Many vaccines are not good...For either animals or people..There is a new phenomena that has just emerged called VID "vaccine induced disease"..
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j .wanless
678 posts
Mar 07, 2009
1:24 PM
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hi all
raymond i vacinate my y/brds every year against paromx
on the understanding that it would last a year.only to find that 1 of the vaccinations only lasts 6 months
i only do my old birds every few years.about 6 or 7 years ago i had a kit of late breds that i had not injected as i was out of medication.i had let a friend of mine borrow a few stock birds.which carried a virus back with them + affected the birds i had not injected.not one of the birds i had injected caught the virus or any of my old birds that had been done a year or 2 before.so proving that you do not have to inject your old birds every year if you dont want to.
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Raymond
17 posts
Mar 08, 2009
4:48 AM
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Thank you Mike and j. wanless,??
As follow up to my question, here is more...
Please let me explain why this happen. First of all, Dr. Zsolt Talaber
write: ‘The protection provided by vaccines will NEVER be 100%!
Right now, I will only explain what might happen about the Paratyphoid
vaccine. Again, Dr. Talaber tells us that: ‘Before vaccinating for Paratyphoid,
it is important to treat the pigeons for ten days against Paratyphoid, e.g. (When the birds are not producing eggs or feeding young, I like to use
Baytril. If you must treat while they are in reproduction, my drug of choice is
Amoxicillin. Treat for 10 days.,) in order to get
rid of every lurking salmonella that could be in the bodies of the birds. After
you have continued this treatment for 10 days, you can vaccinate your pigeons.’Amoxicillin can
also be efficient.
Of course, a veterinarian can tell if your birds are carriers but if it
cannot be done, the treatment is a necessity!!!
More to come
Raymond.
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gotspin7
2287 posts
Mar 08, 2009
7:04 AM
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Good info. Raymond thanks for sharing.
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Sal Ortiz
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PR_rollers
GOLD MEMBER
2652 posts
Mar 08, 2009
8:35 AM
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Amoxicillin.is the first choice when shooting from the hip for alot of folks I read its gentle on the bird and least expensive and a good anti-biotic drug.especially when treating E.coli infection and its very important to treat during outbreak not use as a preventive because it will not work as a preventive and the birds will build resistance to it if use before.use 3 grams per gallon for 7 days and retreatment is necessary because things deteriorate withen weeks and as it spread throughout the flock..
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Ralph.
miss opportunity are the curse of potential well if opportunity is not knocking you build the door...
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